“Does this have an adjustment for overscan when using a computer as input?”

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• Yes! in the settings. I use it more as a monitor for Netflix/hulu and gaming than I do for TV. A good computer graphics card should have a settings interface that allows for overscan adjustments that will be more precise than the tv one. Go to the device Manager to find out what your graphic card is and check for update drivers and software from the manufacture. Also a good HD add on graphics card is $40 - $60. Don't let a sales associate try to sell you a gaming graphics card ($100-$500) if you don't do serious hard core gaming.

  Answered by Semperfi 9 years ago

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• Yes, you can turn overscan off for PC use.

  Answered by JohnM65 9 years ago

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• Hi MikeM, Adjustment for overscan is not supported. Thanks, >Joffrey

  Answered by SonyListens 9 years ago

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